Let it Slide is a Solid Rock Record that Makes You Want to Party

 Beach Fossils – Bunny (Brooklyn) While at times their music can come off as so soothing that it’s hard to connect to it on a deeper level, Beach Fossils find the sweet spot between their writing and production on their new album. While seemingly laidback and accessible, the layering in

Album Reviews: Dirty Nil, Emma Ruth Rundle, Rhye

 The Dirty Nil — F*ck Art  (Hamilton, ON) To kick off 2021 with a thrash and a yell, The Dirty Nil are having a ton of fun on their new record. Fast, riff-heavy and personal, this record straddles indulgence and catchy energy for music that will be great to dance

Bluesfest by day: Alexisonfire & The Offspring & The Dirty Nil

 Photo credit: Greg Kolz A non-stop punk fury gripped Bluesfest on Friday, with one of the most heavily focused lineups of the week. With lots of kicks, riffs and mosh-pits, rock fans got their money's worth and then some. Photo credit: Greg Kolz The Dirty Nil There was a clear

The nitty gritty on The Dirty Nil

 Photo credit: Steve Gullick How many artists can say they made it with their high school band? Well, The Dirty Nil is one of those rare cases, and they've managed to maintain that fiery energy while maturing as artists at the same time. With their new album Master Volume, the

JUNO Spotlight: The Dirty Nil

 Nominated for: 2017 / Breakthrough Group Of The Year The Dirty Nil have been rocking Dundas, Ontario since their days back in high school as a band singer Luke Bentham described as "A place to blow off steam." Since pursuing the band seriously they've put plenty of 7" singles, EPs